Propagandist caught, moves to Exxon. http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/15/politics/15climate.html? "Philip A. Cooney, the former White House staff member who repeatedly revised government scientific reports on global warming, will go to work for Exxon Mobil this fall, the oil company said yesterday." Speaking of administration energy policy, deleting references to global warming, and neoconmen...check this out Dave.    more »

http://gristmill.grist.org/story/2005/6/13/74426/9523#48 Nice thread on energy policy on Gritmill blog. "the credit system means we are left to guess exactly how well technologies are working ... would ethanol stand on its own feet? No one knows." It's not quite that unknowable odograph. Were ethanol produced using crop and food waste, using wind and solar power, it would certainly compete without any credits. But the administration's version of energy policy will not even do the easy step to save huge quantities of expensive blood-for-oil. They will not even push industry to use renewable energy to provide the heat energy needed to refine oil.    more »